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Amish always keeps you hooked to the book , The immortals of meluha and secret of Nagas ended at a cliff , and since The scion of Ishkwaku and Sita both ended with a lesser climax, I read Raavan also knowing that the end would be Sita’s Kidnapping.But, Ravana did end with a superbly revealing Climax. It was indeed an amazing journey.Must read. As usual hats off to Amish's Researchful brain and his way to entangle the mythology to his fiction. Lesser known characters like vedvati and samichi are very well placed.Ravanas love life and his reasons for whatever he does leaves you with goosebumps.The brotherly love bond between Ravana and Kumbhakarna is so full of emotions.Lots of happy ,sad, proud and cry moments .I would say 4.5/5.

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Finally, after the drag of Scion of Ishvaku and a moderately paced Sita, Amish gets his groove back with Raavan. I somewhere found a deprived boy with a fighter spirit, who had to choose a wrong path for his beloved ones, and ultimately as his greed and ego took over him, turned into the greatest villain in history.

Its always fun to read Amish books. Love the way he tell his stories. Entertaining, thrilling and dharmic.

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This is not a good book compared to siva trilogy or even the first two books. You have to read because there is no other option as we need read the ending. Writing and storytelling quality has gone down. The first book of the siva series is the first book I ever read and it was amazing and next one was also at the same level but after that the quality or the character development has come down drastically.

Hopefully the next will be good here hoping and praying for it to be true. Please read and find the change in writing style from oath of vayuputras. There are some good passages and story lines here that are good but they are very few. And on final thought raavan was suppose to be better man than what has been have portraied. These can't be corrected but it's a missed chance to actually share his true character. Instead here he is been portrayed as psychopath which is just lazy writing in my opinion.

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I loved the book, though its dark. I hate the parts where Raavan is really bad and killing everyone. But Amish's storytelling, keeping clues in the story, letting readers reach the desired linkage is impeccable. Cant wait to get my hands on the next one - the series Finisher I suppose

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Really bad storytelling....the villan in ravana is not shown properly n linking everything to his love towards vedavati.....utter waste of money n time....in his next book he ll link sita as daughter of vedavati found in the jungle by janaka....reading this series will change an individual perspective about Ramayana

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Amish has mainted the grip over the character in the Entire Narration. His Storytelling skill has evolved much from his previous book which is reflected upon this.The Most Interesting is the Love take of Ravan's Life. Completely in love with the Character.The Thrilling and Darkest Book of the Year that will break every charts and Records.

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Good installment. Raavan's story was very interesting. His thoughts and reactions, especially at the swayamvar, were extremely well written. Amish's idea of perspective storytelling was really awesome. How much we would have missed had we just continued the story after the first book!! His idea of hyperlinking gave great depth to his characters and to his story. This is the best book in the Ramchandra series and a brilliant story overall.

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Like his previous books, Amish had lived up to readers' expectations. A wonderful narrative that gives insight into the psyche of one of the greatest mythological figures. By telling Raavan's story Amish had added volumes to this series. An interesting read.